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- Page 21 and 22: INTRODUCTIONARequest by the Attorne
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3CHAPTER 3DUTY OF CARE AND STANDARD
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whereby the courts may, as a matter
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conduct in the future. 18 In this w
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“Any person who intervenes volunt
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leaves the victim in a worse positi
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Samaritan could be held liable for
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3.36 It must also be borne in mind
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permissible in the case of ordinary
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scenarios where there is a lack of
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Commission observes that a finding
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In this regard, it is noted that th
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escuer, a quality service is provid
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3.74 Where the undertaking is a pro
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volunteer fails to turn up, it is v
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equivalent services. Furthermore, t
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precedent for future claims against
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would seem to imply that the standa
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that it was unlikely that liability
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4CHAPTER 4THE CONTENTS OF THE GOOD
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often important to distinguish care
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made those decisions, transfers to
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condition that the Good Samaritan a
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defined “render” as “[t]o giv
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4.24 The Commission notes that some
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equirement of rendering emergency c
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statutes in the United States, whil
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property is not included. To the ex
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4.41 In the Australian Capital Terr
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surgical aid in case of urgent need
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(2) General scope of legislation4.5
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heart action or circulation of bloo
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emergency contains in section 11 of
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precise definition of “good faith
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4.82 In the Consultation Paper 135
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the organisation‟s work in determ
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5CHAPTER 5SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATION
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APPENDIXDRAFT CIVIL LIABILITY (GOOD
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DRAFT CIVIL LIABILITY (GOOD SAMARIT
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(e) The individual was capable of a
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Effect on common law and statutory